So people who are breaking the law to be here illegally will no dilute votes and representation of law abiding citizens. Fascinating.
Judges: Trump order to exclude people violates the law
Prison time for counseling service owner may not bode well for attorney in …
Prison time for counseling service owner may not bode well for attorney in …
Still awaiting sentencing in a similar case is temporarily suspended Nevada attorney Brian Bloomfield. He was accused in court by DiGiacomo last week of lying under oath during an attorney disciplinary proceeding over his guilty plea to forgery …
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Office of Jackson Township doctor raided by Ohio Attorney General's Office …
MASSILLON, Ohio – A Jackson Township doctor's office was raided Wednesday by the Ohio Attorney General's Office Health Care Fraud Unit as well as other local agencies. The attorney general's office confirmed to newsnet5.com that Dr. Frank Lazzerini's …
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Attorney asks Scranton pension board to sue city over double pensions
Attorney asks Scranton pension board to sue city over double pensions
Three Scranton double pension recipients who settled their cases with the nonuniform pension board want to get the excess benefits back from the city's general fund. Attorney Christopher Cullen claims the extra money his clients Ronald Kitlas, Harold …
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Ohio Attorney General DeWine warns of online 'sweetheart scams'
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WDTN) – Valentine's Day is around the corner and Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine wants to warn consumers that some online daters are actually con artists in disguise. There are some scammers who create phony profiles on dating …
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Obama:Ignoring the Supreme Court?
Ignoring the Supreme Court When You Don't Like the Result
Gavel, Stethoscope & Dollars Should President Obama ignore an adverse ruling in King v. Burwell? That is the case recently argued in the U.S. Supreme Court. Plaintiffs argue that the Affordable Care Act (“ACA”) does not allow the federal government to …
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Supreme Court says state Medicaid payments not open to private lawsuits
Supreme Court says state Medicaid payments not open to private lawsuits
The Supreme Court narrowly ruled Tuesday that health-care providers cannot sue states in order to bump up Medicaid reimbursement rates they say are unlawfully low. The justices ruled 5 to 4 that neither the Constitution nor federal law authorizes …
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Forward Motions: Doral Financial, ProNerve Seek Court-Supervised Sales
On Thursday in Manhattan, Doral Financial Corp.DRLCQ -9.30% will seek court permission to sell its insurance arm to Anglo-Puerto Rican Insurance Corp. for $ 10.75 million, subject to higher bids at an auction. Before the sale can proceed, Judge Shelley …
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NBA playoff picture: Trail Blazers still in 4th, but lose home court advantage
The Trail Blazers have already clinched a playoff berth, but after losing to the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday Portland has lost home court advantage. Here's a look at the Western Conference playoff picture with two weeks remain in the regular season.
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Supreme Court Orders New Trial In Controversial Case Of Richard Lapointe
Supreme Court Orders New Trial In Controversial Case Of Richard Lapointe
A divided state Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered a new trial in the controversial murder case against Richard Lapointe, concluding that the mentally disabled dishwasher was denied evidence supporting his innocence when he was tried and convicted a …
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High court orders review of sex offender GPS monitoring
WASHINGTON — State programs that use GPS systems to monitor sex offenders could eventually be jeopardized based on a preliminary Supreme Court ruling Monday. The justices gave a North Carolina sex offender another chance to prove in state court …
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Ga. Supreme Court decision affects DUI arrests
Court records say John Williams was "weaving dangerously", "unable to stay in his lane" as he drove down Indian Shoals Road. A blood test revealed three different prescription drugs — one of them two and half times the normal dosage. That evidence …
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